The Price of Belonging: Why a Civilised Society Must Choose to Care When We Forget What Holds Us Together There is a moment in your life when you realise the world you grew up in has slipped away. For me, it was not one moment but a series of small recognitions. I remembered being fourteen,...Continue Reading

Trustees’ Week: celebrating the people who keep charities strong It’s Trustees’ Week, and for Zetetick Housing it coincides with our AGM — a fitting reminder of just how vital our trustees are to the life of the charity. Zetetick provides supported housing for adults with learning disabilities, autism or other additional needs, and every decision...Continue Reading

Britain Broken? When Power Moves Beyond Politics Once, politics set the tone. Now, it’s algorithms. Social media companies decide what people feel before they’ve even decided what they think. They reward outrage, sell distraction, and turn community into content. The market plays its own quiet game too. Housing, healthcare, education — all turned into investments,...Continue Reading

In the heart of our service area, a high needs individual had spent far too long in hospital, waiting for the right home to become available. Sarah’s* story had already stretched for years, and she had endured what was one of the longest hospital stay in England. When she was first referred to Zetetick by...Continue Reading

By now, you may have heard that big changes are coming to the way supported housing is regulated. The government is introducing a new national licensing system under the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023, and it’s designed to raise standards, improve accountability, and tackle poor-quality provision in the sector. At Zetetick, we fully support those...Continue Reading